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Graveyard Insurance.
STARTLING ADMISSIONS BEFORE A MICHIGAN LRGIsIA-
TIyR COMMITTEE.


TTyR COMMITTEE.
There were some startling developments In the
Michigan house committee on insurance last week,
the subject OF graveyard insurance being under
consideration. The most damaging admissions
were made. Fraud, forgery, theft and eXtort1on
were admitted with a sang froid that staggered
the committee. n. A. Cunning. OF Mason, said he
had done some graveyard insurance business and
was willing 10 tell the committee about it, There
were 1--WE OF us, said Mr.. Cunning. I'VE got our
license under the law; limited the age OF The per-
sons insured TO 80 years, charged Tee OF sl5 for
the first 1000 and $40 for 1000 and made money.
We pretended to have medical examination. The
blank form was generally made out by the agent
or the beneficiary. We asked no questions. We
had annual dues OF s. and kept out 20 per cent of
profit.
"what" asked Chairman Cross "was your OBJ
eosed snTprsea az he this 0peton and
"Why, TO make money"
Then the more deaths the more money!"
"Dld the other 80 per cent go TO the benetci-
aries?"
could. There are 10000 old people I'm Michigan In
sured In these companies and not LOCO or them
,,s But the applications are signed in the name OF
''Oh, the beneficiary signs for the insured. The
beneficiary pays all the assessments When
death occurs the assessment brings In twelve
times as much as is needed to pay any one loss"
Continuing Mr.. Dunning said that during the
cdI uc WdS Will the COupdIly ul8ntSI utalu
loss paid was $500, OF which the beneficiary got
only <75, while the rest went 20 the man who had
compromised the case for the company he failed
70 remember whether this man was an oflicer of
the company or not. He said the returns were
falstfied so that the state insurance commissioner
would suspect nothing. MIR. Cummings testimony
caused great sensation, although IL has been
known for long time that the worst features 0f
graveyard insurance were practiced by companies
In that state.
Warren Pond, Of Charlotte, told q story similar
70 MI cummings. 81 am not exactly an agent for
graveyard insurance, concluded Mr.. Pond, 'but
have taken eight applications and pocketed tho
ices. have placed the insured In three compa-
MES None OF the people insured knew OF the fact.
4 never forged name. The beneficiary did that
work and nlled In the Doctors certificate. The
Insurance was taken on those who would die
quickest"
The Cross bill proposes TO limit 60 axty-ive
years the age OF writing new insurance; 70 COM
pei the applicant himself 70 sign the application;
70 denne the term srnsurabe interest SO as 20
limit the classes OF persons who may be bene-
fciartes, and In other ways 70 do away with the
present system OF putting a price ON the heads o.
the aged.
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PLUNKETT OkDKRxD THE POLICE 10 SHO0T.-The
Right Honorable A j. Balfour, chief secretary for
Ireland, In the house q commons yesterday adj
United the truth OF the statement that Capt
order TO the 0ffcer In command OF the police there
not TO hesitate TO shoot IN the event OF the popu
serving Father Keller with summons to attend
court and answer tnterTUgatOriea respecting his
alleged custody OF funds under the sf'lan OF Cam
paagn." The order was given, Mr.. Balfour said,
ON Information that q dangerous assault on the
police was expected. and he cOntended that Capt
PMnkett had done hight u issuing iG
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SM1rH,
THE PIONEER CLOTHIER OF
SEVENTH STREET,

THE PIONEER CLOTHIER OF
SEVENTH STREET,
has RETURNED TO WASHINGTON AFTER
SPENDING SEVERAL YEARS IN BALTIMORE
MANUFACTURING CLOTHING. AND COMES BACK
WITH AN EXPERIENCE IN ALL THE BRANCHES
OF THE CLOTHING AND TAILORING BUSINESS
AND HAS LOCATED AT 924 9TH ST n. W., AND
WILL BE PLEASED TO SEE ALL HIS OLD FRIENDS
AND CUSTOMERS, ALSO AS MANY NEW ONES AS
APPRECIATE THE VALUE OF GOOD STYLISH
MADE CLOTHING, MANY OF OUR GOODS ARE
EQUAL TO THE BEST CUSTOM WORK
FAIR AND HONEST DEALINGS, FULL DOL
LARS WORTH OF GOODS FOR EVERY DOLLAR
YOU PAY. WE INTEND TO ESTABLISH DUB
BUSINESS ON SOLID FOUNDATION. WEAR
OUR CLOTHING FOR A YEAR AND IF IT DOES
NOT WEAR AS WE REPRESENT 1T. WE WILL RE-
TURN YOUR MONEY. HONEST WEAR RESIST
ING GOODS AT HONEST PRICES. WE GIVE OUR
CUSTOMERS THE BENEFIT OF THIRTY-ONE
YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THE BUSINESS. GOOD
GOODS AT LOW PRICES. AND FAR BETTER
THAN CHEAP GOODS AT HIGH PRICES. OUR
OUR REPUTATION STANDS GOOD FOR ALL
WE SAY. PRINCE ALBERT AND LAT
EST CUTAWAY SUITS FOR SPRING WEAR
ARE NOW COMING IN ADVANCE STYLES WE
IRVING DAILY. BOYS AND CHILDRENS
CLOTHING ARE A SPECIAL FEATURE WITH US,
ALSO KNEE PANTS. A SPECIAL DRIVE IN LOT
CHILDRENS SHORT PANTS-1 LOT AS LOW AS
25. AND 200 PAIRS WORTH IS, rs, AND 65,
CHOICE FOR SOC. CHILDREN'S SUITS AT 81 SO,
SO AND UP. We WANT THE MEN, WE WANT
THE BOYS AND WE WANT THE LADIES TO COME
TO OUR HOUSE FOR ALL STYLES OF CLOTH.
ING, FROM THE 3-YEAR-OLD CHILD TO THE
3O0-POUND MAN. COME ALONG, YOU CAN SAVE
MONEY. VIE WANT YOUR TRADE. AND WE
Will SELL You CLOTHING AT PRICES THAT
NIL NIL JUSTIFY YOU IN DEALING WITH US
DON FAIL TO CALL ON SMITH, THE CLOTHIER,
No 924 9TH STREET NV. BET AND sTS,
DOORS BELOW BURDETTE'S DRY GOODS
NB:-F0R The BENEFIT OF OUR CUSTOMERS
THAT ARE NEAk ST, We HAVE OPENED
Sons sons LARGE gEx FUKNITUKE HOUSE,, WHERE WE
CHILDREN,S CLOTHING. ALSO FiNE LINE OF
PIECE GOODS FOR ORDERED WORK COME AND
ST NV mia
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Mn Jennie Dickson Missfmgs
JERSEY CITY HIGH SCHOOL GIRL WHO PERHAPS
HAD STUDIED TOO HARD.

HAD STUDIED TOO HARD.
The police OF jersey City are trying to ascerta in
the Whereabouts OF Jennie Dickson, q pretty girl
l6 years old, who has been missing nom her home,
245x 7th street, In that city since Saturday. AZ
o O'Clock on the morning OF that day Miss Dickson
lett her holne 10 90 to Houstons meat market, I'm
Newark avenue, few blocks distant. When she
mother went out to look for her. AT the meat
market Nrs. Dickson IVES told that her daughter
had NOT been there A girl acquaintance told De-
tecttve Smith that she saw Jennie and another
girl walking together In Jersey avenue on Satur.
day night The missing girl attended the jersey
CITY High school II WAS said there that she
WAS hard worker, and had always conducted
herself IN Q ladylike manner. NM Dickson thinks
her daughters mind has become disturbed In con-
away.
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Fameu. Tree BIoWn Down.
THE UNION FLAG FIoArEp AMONG ms nIGuEsP
BRANCHES m TEE EXCITING MAK rINEs

BRANCHES IN THE EXCITING WAR TIMES
ANNA, Ill, March l0.-"The Lone Tree OF Banner
Hill" better known as 'rhompsons Tree near
Makanda, lust over the line In jackson county,
has succumed 10 the winds. U was about the
most noted tree in southern Illinois IL stood on
the highest point OF land around here except Bald
Knob, In this Union) county. During the war
cleats steps were nailed 10 Il several apart,
reaching TO the limbs, which were about eighty
feet above the ground. The highest center liinb
was made fiaY rest. 10 which was fastened the
American nag. This Tag was displayed afie every
Union victory. and IL could be seen from Anna,
Golden. DuQuon, Goreyte. Vienna, Marion and
year could be observed the Improvements going on
In several counties and the brlsh-heaps burning
In the newly -cleared fields But three persons
are living who ever viewed the landscape from the
top OF the tree-Rev. Charles Pelton and 4. ". and
4. s. THOMPSON.
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TELEGRAMS TO 1'HE STAR
sulciacd Recausc He ConlAn,t Pay.

DETROIT, MICH, March l6-"lf you insist on me
paying my board bin, |" said Fred frfsoee 10 his
iandlady, at No. $50 cath street. yesterday AFTER
noon Just after dinner at shall be Obliged 90 shoot
my seH, Tor have no money!" The iandlady Was
rrsoees aunt ana she seemed TO think that frls-
oce could pay his board n he wanted tn, and she
Insisted upon it. Frisbee owed her for two months.
ne nad been until recently employed as skilled
necnamc In the Michigan ear shops. ana had
lost his position. lie went directly 20 his room
al,er leaving his landlady, and shot himself twlce
die.
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Unearthed After Twenty Years.
A CHASTITY SKELETON BEARS TESTIMONY no AZ OLD
MfaaIsaIppT NSTRnRR

MISSISSIPPI MURDER
While negro was rabbit shooting In Attala
county, Miss, few days ago, his dog 'treed" a
rabbit in a sink hole. Much to the spOrtsmans
surprise digging about the hole revealed the skele-
ton Of Iuan with two bullet holes in the SKULL A
chain encircled the skeleton, and beside it
remnants OF Texas Sombrero, pair OF spurs and
q ring were all that was left save the bones. The
grand jury, which has been Investigating the
matter, has decided that the skeleton
excitement is manifested. twenty years
ago. 1t is said, . young Texan named
Bush DRIVE a lot Of horses from TexaS. He
sold several to Mr.. Upshur, planter In Attala
county, OIL credit, and returned with the planters
note for collection. He and a companion named
Gates went to the house OF the debtor and were
told that Upshur did not have the money, but
could get it the next day. Bushs friend returned
to the railroad, leaving Bush TO stay ell night
with Upshur, get his money In the morning and
return. But Bush never returned. HIS debtor
said, when inquiry was made, that he had paid
Bush, and that the latter had gone immediately
away on horseback. No trace was ever found OF
Bush till the dog s'treed" the rabbit. The trace
chain doubtless served to drag the body into the
swamp. where 1t was showed In the hole In the
ground twenty years ago. Some OF the pers0os
suspected OF the murder are dead, but tt Is SAID
that the grand Jury has found bills against living
persons Gates parted with his friend just twenty
years to day before he was called by telegram
70 come and identity the skeleton.
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Defaulter Vincent Captured.
ALABAAA's MISSING TREASURER LODGED m JAIL Ar
MONTGOMERY.
Isaac H. Vincent, Alabama's defaultfng treasu-
rer, who has been missing since 1885, having got
away with over 100000 OF public money, was
lodged in Jail at Montgomery, Ala, Tuesday He
was caught near Ell Paso, Texas. He was brought
to Montgomery by Texas detective He left
Montgomery on the night OF January 18th, 1885
A reward Of 81, 600 was offered for his CAPTURE
which will go to the detective His securities and
his own property paid about $50 the defalca-
ton. -
Vincent says he went from Montgomery to Gin
cinnati, then to st. Louis and then to Mexico. He
has made frequent trips to Texas, and once last
was over $780, he took away with him only
few hundred. His wife and children are In Mexico.
There are thtrty-n1ne indictments against him.
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Alleged Legislative Conspiracy.
SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST MEMBERS OF THE JUDI
C1ARY COMMITTEE IN NEBRASKA.
A sensation was created in the Nebraska legis-
lature Monday afternoon by the reading of the
following communication from f. Rosewater, edi-
tor OF the Omaha Bee, addressed to the speaker OF
the house:
desire through you to make known to the hon.
session Of Information which warrants me in max
ing the charge that members OF the house COM
mittee, on Judiciary, whose names deem 1t i'm
proper TO divulge at this time have become par
In the possession Of said Judiciary committee (sen-
ate file No. 96, an act to amend sections PA and
215 OF the Criminal Code.) have positive kn0wl-
edge OF the attempt OF one member OF the judiciary
committee who claimed TO represent others TO ex,
certain keepers OF gambling houses at Omaha, for
which sum the said member offered to procure an
adverse report by the committee ON the anti
gambling bill and cause its nnal defeat: large
sum, amounting to several thousand dollars, was
thereupOn contributed by the parties interested
and placed at the disposal OF members OF the
legislature who are In COLLISION to carry out this
corrupt bargain. am Also reliably informed that
certain contractor for works and parties connected
with corporate interests TO bring about the defeat
Of or radical changes In senate file "a, known as
substanttate these charges and make known TO
any Investigating committee appointed by tho
house al the facts known to me concerning cor
fupt interference with the legislation"
several o. the members demanded an immediaSe
rather Indefinite, and should not be acted upon
until the man accepting such bribery was named
oy R0seWater. A resolution was adopted reQur-
Ing an invssga1sGn BY COMMITTEES O seven u
with bribery shall be furnished.
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In the second OF the eght-inch balk line billiard
games In New York between j. r. Hetser and Ed
HeaSHr won.
.Ex-Senator WIN. II. BaEnum WAS yeeten1ay
elected vice PRESIDENT Of the Connecticut Western
road.
The CulhFeatA ynchefs' case q Rdga0eh, s G.,
mas Deen continued until the next term OF court
owing TO the absence o. material witnesses f0r
the detonea
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FRANK MoREY ABDUCTED THuEfY-Two YIAps AGO
DuC0vERS HIS MOTHER
Frank Mercy, a Kentucky, aged 42 years, has
just discovered that his name Is James Edward
Williams, and that his.mother lives In Ctncinnau.
He was stolen when ten yeaxs Of age and given
the name Of Prank Aorey, and from that time
until hast saturday knew nothing Of his mothers
place a residence. the farmer with whom he
had home could tell nothing OF the circumstances
mother had been futile. Recently he Visited Gin
ctnnatt and told what little he knew Of the story
ArA Harriet WRltamA widow living On stone
street. in that CITY, the story and Soellng that
he might be her bog whose Lon she had m0urned
He came, and the two quickly found incontea&able
evidence OF their close relafto0ahip and their
t1A Joy vas comple1e. NJ. WilhAmo win resume
his real Name, and win leave ~ home In Km-
lucky TO live with his mother
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DUNCANSON BROS, Auct
THoMAs BOWLING. Auct,onesr.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, CORNER
VIRGINIA AVENUE AND 9TH STREET SOUTH
EAST. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On MONDAY, TWENTY-FIRST MARCH 1887,
at HALf.PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK PM, In front OF =.
No. 9O6 beginning ct northwest corner Of ssd square,
and running south IS feet thence east o. fee hence
from the norsnwsst corner Of aid eqnsr thcnce
ssid lot IN said square, beginning on svenue
80 fest and inches from the Ct paid
square, running eastwsrdly ON said avenue 70 feet
thence 55 feet thence west 10 feeA thence
porthwafy 90 feet to place OF beginning; improved
by three brick houses.
Terms One third cash. balance IN ons md tvp ysarN
cash, at option Of purchaser Terms 70 - coppae4
with In ten days from day Of sale, AdepOat ~ MOO
required ON each piece ct timo of salo.
mhaA-6t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctione6k ].
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Took Poison Because Her Husband
ReprOyed Her.

LoSokR, ARK, March 16.-Nrs L. L Burrslo
wife OF one OF the weathiesf cotton pianterso Lo
noke Co., committed suicide Mondayby taking laud-
anum- Reproof by her husband for letting q sew
ing machine agent get the best OF her In a sewing
machine trade Il assigned the cause which led
any one.
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AUCTION SALES.
WEEKs 4 CO., Auctioneers.

WEES co. Auetionesr':
SADDLES, FINE HARNESS, LAP ROBES. BLANK
ETs, FUR ROBES. BRIDES. BUGGY AND
CARRIAGE WHIPS, HORSE COVERS AND
OTHER GOODS.
At auction, THURSDAY, MARCH SEVENTEENTH,
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK AN. AND sEvEN-THIRTY
PM, 1887. at711 Seventh street. near G street
northwest.
Sale without reserve to close the business. 1t
WEEKS GO, Auct,oneeFs. ... c,.upo
REGULAR WEEKLY SALE OF FURNITURE. &c.
On THURSDAY sD ", MARCH SEVENTEENTH, st Ten n
ss.
FOR ACCOUNT OF sehNt.fs2a MY OF gTosAeE77
81 s. S Rssz Af sSRS
T1HOMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.
VERY EXCELLENT HogsEHoLD FURNITURE
EMBRACING TN Al pIR AUc 1NN 'rprrcH PLATE
MANTEf. MIRROR ONE II fkEk6H Plate FfEEI
SAdagg R RAESF st1E hFsAfHG9
B BE CHAMBER Suites, MATIKEssEss.
SSAkRETs af HSPSSME Fur
west shall sell very excellent collection Of House
hold %hf ftJsis:- THOMAS D2 2Setlonss:r
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers
HSkEs r. 81 PkSa D sTokk, S H. 15ff7 III
dglS recorded IL fibes NJ issS iehs q. one
the
a d p; 1887, on the premises, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
THE GOODWILL STOCK e, OF DRUGS. SODA FoUN-
Contained in s. aA H. 5i9 s.lsss
sH4S for druggist to purchase an
CAMBRIDGE h. WEBB Assignee.
MEpSEsPAX: MAkcH sfxTHENfa, 1857: ~
be sold in detail # disposed of OF private sale prior
% f Il sfadssa &EB Rssr
DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts. mh12,l4,l5-3t
pensd until THGRsp Az, ,MARCH THikTY-F FIRST.
& at same hour when the stock and 6atnres Will os
thereto Bids will be received by the assignee prior to
go. NO. lBAINRRrDeE H. WEBB. Assignee;
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. mh15.ts
VNHOMAs BOWLING, Auct,oneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROvED PROPERTY,
ON STREET BETWEEN 2lsT AND 22D
STREETS WEST AND MIST STREET NORTH
WEST, BETWEEN AND STREETS
By virtue of deed OF trust dated April 10, A. ar
D. 1881, duly recorded in Liber No 96S, Folio S)o&
154. ct seq, one Of the land records Ut the Dis -
trct of Columbia and ut the written request OF the
parties secured thereby we will sell IN front Of the
premises, MONDAY, THE TWEETY-EIGHTH
DAY OF MARCH. AID 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ,
the following described real estate to wit: Lots let
tered D, and F. in F. A. Tschifeley's sub division
OF lots ~ and 3D. in square SS also the north half Of
lot in said square 49, in the city Of Washington,
and District of Columbia
Terms Of sale: One half Of the purchase money on
six and twelve months, with interest ut six per cent
the premises sold all cash the purchaserS op-
tion. deposit of $4,000 will be required each lot
at time of sale.
If terms Of sale are not complied with within ten
days. the trustees the right to rese the prop
ery at the risk and cost Of the detaulting purchaser
after five days notice through Of the OF
the city and District aforesaid.
All cOnveyxncing and recording at purchasers cost
EDWARD s. WESCOTT, Trustee,
1907 Penlia. ave- NV.
WILMER W. WETZEI. Trustee,
2140 ct. NV.
THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
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i. Ryan an actor, was arrested in Patterson,
N l., last night In civil su1t for 5000 for seduc-
Ing Mira Van Wagner LAT fall. He il In custody
OF the sheriff.
Lewis ROSS bartender e. MeGowans Pine street.
saloon In Phtladelphia. was fatally Stabbed BY q
coi0Ee0 man named Lewis Brown yeSterday.
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VlHOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FOOL TABLE IN UNION
TOWN, d. C.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 9th day Of Feb
ruary 1886 and duly recorded in ber 1869 folio %
one of the land records for Washington, ID. c. shall
sell, on FRIDAY, MARCH EIGHTEENTH 1887 at
ELEVEN OCLOCK, at Restaurant formerly occupied
No 1891, with complete outfit.
Terms cash.
mhl5-3t JOHN =. BEATON, Trustee.
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OCAL LESSONS.
SIGNOR FABIANI ffrom Paris, Europe).
f24-2m' 1017 10Th st. NV.
" ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
w st. Cloud Building. corner 9th and NV Eight
zenith year Piano, Organ. Voice, Violin Flute Comet
&c, Free advantages v. i. BUILARD. Director
d91ms
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ICANSON BROS, Auctioneere

hUNCANSON bhOS., AuctoDeers.
SPECIAL AND PRRKMProRY SALE
400 CASES OF FINE ASSORTED LIQUORS,
CONSISTING OF PINTs AND QUARTS BRAN
IEKMouTH ANfsRTrT fis RtaaMELf- BRANDY,
GIN AND MHISKEY COCKTAILS, ROCK AND
CORDIALS, SC, &C.,
ON FRIDAY MoRNfNNe.A S MARcH EIGHTEENTH,
coMMMAlh NM ING AT ct, Ten 3,C stt0,e WE
9TH AND Sta n. W.
THE ABOVE ARE MARKETABLE GOODS AND
STYLE.
THIS SALE mh15-3t